deepakm
28 April 2015 at 05:26
we are living in a house which is in the name of my grandfather. He expired two years back. He registered his last will of this property in favour of my father in sub-registrar's office. The sale deed is in name of my grandfather. But there is a mismatch in the surname of my grandfather and my father. My grandfather's surname was "Maindiratta" and my father used to write his surname as "Mehdiratta".
My father is the only child of my grandparents.
Will this surname mismatch could create any issue in transferring the property in the name of my father?
harsha
27 April 2015 at 23:58
I had taken a property through a court auction for x amount and paid a stamp duty of rs 100 (all dd including the stamp duty & auction amount in 2 separate dd in favour of the local judge/court )the stamp duty dd has been remitted to a treasury from the court . the court also gave the sale certificate .
now the case was challenge in the high court by the property owner and I decided compromise to set a side the sale from the lower court. now the court is not giving the stamp duty paid by me and agreed to pay only my amount x.
how can I ask for the refund of my stamp duty please let me know .....
prerna
27 April 2015 at 16:17
hi.
In my case decree for possession of property is being passed in my favor ie the landlord but still tenant has not contacted when he will be giving possession. In how many days can he appeal or i can file for execution and Execution will take how much time.
shaileshrai
27 April 2015 at 14:18
Is succetion certificate compulsory to get my dead father's PF Funds ?
praveen
27 April 2015 at 14:06
Dear Sir,
I Am recently in a process of buying a Resale flat where i will be second Buyer of the said property. All the documents are well in place excepts the Sale deed between 1 Buyer and Builder. 1Buyer have accidently missplaced it lost it during shifting as he moved from 1 country to another country frequently due to his/her JOb nature.
upon mutual understanding we have taken below steps
1. 1'th buyer have filed an FIR for the missing of the Sale Deed. Received fir copy with Police station Stamp and Autherized Police incharge signature.
2. Published a papaer notice in Leading English National Newspapaer and in local paper.
3. Also filed an affidavit of missing documents along with the paper publish notice and FIR copy attached in it.
4. Received the certified copy of Missing deed from the sub registerar Office.
We have furnished all releavent documents to one of the leading National bank and after detailed ispection through their own panle advecate they have clear title this property.
With all this procedure wanted your input is it safe ato go ahed with the deal and will ll this efforts make our title clear so there will be no risk in future in case if i would wish to sell it.
Regards
Praveen
skn
27 April 2015 at 12:59
Dear Sirs, Please advise on;
A & B were brother and sister, B (sister) gave her consent in writing on a stamp paper stating that she gives up all the rights in property of her father to her brother A. This was willingly given in the year 1996-97, because of this the whole property was transferred in the name of A, later A (brother) died in the year 2007, subsequently, the husband of B who was a Tahsildar in the same taluka in the year 2007-08, used his powers and transferred the property in the name of mother of A (as A died) and some portion to son's of A. Both the son's of A were minor during 2007-08. In the year 2014 the mother of A died and hence the whole property by court decree has got transferred to both the son's of A.
However now B (sister of A) is claiming the share of property.
Need advise whether she has such rights to claim property as she has given up her rights in the property?
Secondly, if the whole property was borne by A, then instead of transferring the property in the name of two son's of A, is law permits to transfer the property to A;s mother though he has two sons?
Regards,
SKN
Kishan
27 April 2015 at 01:38
Dear experts, kindly help me with the information regarding the legal value of a deed of declaration.
I have taken a land on lease for an indistrial purpose and the owner has a deed of declaration as his land papers which is duly registered. Can i use this deed of declaration to apply loan for my unit?
Mahesh
26 April 2015 at 20:55
Hi,
I had booked a flat with one reputed builder in Mumbai,
terms of booking was 30% in 60 days of flat cost.
I had paid a token amount of Rs 3 Lakhs.
and was suppose to pay balance amount within 60 day, but due to some financial crises, I was forced to take a cancellation decision for the flat.
the builder is refusing to repay my token 3 Lakhs as he said that it was mention in the boking form.
the booking form was not an agreement, nor on proper letter hed of the builder, it was just a form printed in white paper.
they have not provided me proper receipt for cheque payment mad as token money, i had written then mail but they are not replying to my mail also ,And when i am visiting their office the are saying the amount will not be refunded.
As for me the amount Rs 3 Lakhs is very high. being a middle class persion.
Can you please help me with the solution.
how to proceed.
siddharth pillai
26 April 2015 at 20:23
I wanted to know whether being non adivasi/non farmer can go for development agreement with adivasi in 50/50 ratio for a plot where we are planning to convert plot into non agricultural then sale developed bungalows/Na plots is valid deal with adivasi...
I'll be highly obliged if you treat this on high priority and do the needful
Thanks.
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